Listen to the Inaugural Mego Museum Podcast!

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Ever on the cutting edge (ha!), the Mego Museum finally has a podcast! Have a listen to the very first episode as Brian and Scott have a chat about the history of the Museum, Mego Museum trading cards, the 1978 catalog, plus their thoughts on some of the new Mego-like toys from EMCE, BifBangPow, Castaway, and ZICA.

http://www.megomuseum.com/podcast/megocast_20110114.m4a
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[sauce]

Okay, loving this!!!!

[timb]

awesoeme, can't wait to check this out!

[wilbs518]

So dope! Lovin this. Can't wait for the next one!

[samurainoir]

Very nice guys!

[kingdom warrior]

Neato!!

[Hulk]

About 20 minutes in guys, great idea. How did you record this?

[Mr.Krusher]

Cant wait to hear! I was hoping that there would be something of this nature here. (My wife and I enjoy a similar program over at He-Man.org, they call it 'Roast Gooble Dinner'. )

Cool

[megoscott]

Hope you enjoy it. Please be free with feedback...

We recorded this on Skype with my Mac. Super easy.

It is an enhanced podcast so you can see images. Right now it's just the logo, but in the future it'd be nice to add images of what we are discussing. It'll be listed on iTunes soon.

[HardyGirl]

Thanks for sharing MM history w/ us, fellas.

[The Toyroom]

Very enjoyable guys!

[Hulk]

Just finished, I think it was a great first episode! Looking forward to hearing more, and can think of a lot of great topics, past, present and future to discuss.

[Mego Superboy Prime]

Good job guys.

[johnmiic]

I liked it! I like the in-depth quality of it. Did you consider breaking it up into smaller segments and releasing it over the course of a week? I'm surprised you guys had 1 hour to sit and record it. You're usually so busy.

[megoscott]

It was a rare treat to sit and chat that long.

Breaking it up would actually be more work, not less, with the editing and uploading and whatnot. Going forward we'll have the sections a little clearer in our mind and I'll add markers so you can skip between sections on iTunes or iPod.